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    Great read! For me it's been almost a year since I first donned a single piece of fem clothing at the ripe age of 52. I've always been fascinated with women's fashion and makeup but really never gave it any thought what so ever. About this time last year something clicked and I started to search the web but not really knowing what I was looking for. After finding this site and doing numerous searches on how to dress and applying makeup and then going out and purchasing said items, I thought I'd better tell the wife. Of course lots of questions. After a lot of thought after our discussions, I think the trigger that set everything into motion was my wife's stroke 6 years ago. Indeed there probably was something there and I wish I would have found this inner self earlier in life.

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    Different people dress for different reasons. In this particular case, I think it has to do with the discovery of a new fetish, motivated by gosh knows what. Fetishes don't have a timeline to occur, as they tend to reflect things that we see, learn and become curious about. Though once discovered, they generally tend to stay, with varied degrees of frequency and intensity.

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    Carl Jung theorized that in mid and later life, when we have pretty well mastered our primary mode of being, we begin to experiment with other modes. For instance, an intellectual, "thinker" type of personality will begin to expand his emotional life, or an introvert will put herself in situations when she must be more extroverted. Jung did not extend his theory to gender differences, but I think there is a correlation. I know that for me, after years of working in a competitive, macho environment, it has been a relief to explore my nurturing side. A repressed interest in crossdressing just blossomed in me around this time.

    With respect to docrobbysherry, I don't believe it's hormonal. While it's true that T hormones diminish in later years, E probably diminishes as well. Why are some people drawn to the transgender life in their teens and twenties when primary hormones are raging? Still, it's an interesting question.

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    "My 2 cent's"...
    I remember as early as 4 yrs old trying on girls clothes,and enjoying it!
    As I grew older,I tried more things,make-up,"breasts"/padding etc.
    Now at 46 I love it more than ever and want to dress as often as possible!
    There is nothing wrong with crossdressing but there is a great deal wrong with society.

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    I dont ever remember wanting to be a girl I did not wear my sisters or moms clothing. I have always love porn and hot girls and I just evolved in to wanting to be like them I guess. I do feel really confortable and relaxed in womens clothing and I think I really sleep better however, some where deep down maybe I really wanted to be a girl yet I just dont remember. Maybe I should ask my sisters if I wore there stuff playing around. So confused and hard to explain.

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    I found my calling in my early 40's. Was it denial? No, I would know that and it certainly isn't. I am a believer in a couple of things. One is that it sits in us at different levels and that can go up or down at any time. And secondly, if it isn't real strong, it may take a trigger to get it going. Mine was trying something on of my wife's (with here right there) and we were off to the races.

    Something to remember for everyone. There are a lot of reasons for all that we do. Just because you feel a certain way doesn't mean it has to apply to everyone else. Accept that anything is possible and for anything you think of, there is one of us out there that it applies to.

    Patrice, just one year? Wow, wow, wow! You certainly mastered looking good quickly.

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    It could be argued that every male has a bit of crossdresser in him. Some of us don't act upon it, some of us act upon it only in "deniable" ways, an some of us dress up and go out.

    Now, seeing as how I'm not "every male" I have no idea if this is correct, but it *is* intriguing to think about.
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    "She's taller than all the women in my family, combined!" [Howard, in The Big Bang Theory]
    "Tall, tall girl. The woman could hunt geese with a rake!" [Mary Cooper, in The Big Bang Theory]

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    I'll make it real simple.
    For the older ones among us, when we were growing up we suppressed these tendancies because we were the only ones in the whole world who had these feelings. Now we get a slight impulse and we go on the internet and find there's a million people doing the same thing, so we open up to ourselves and start what we unconciously have wanted all this time.

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    Nvlady, that is very concise explanation and rings very true. Of course it brings with it the question of what gave us that slight impulse!
    Eryn
    "These girls have the most beautiful dresses. And so do I! How about that!" [Kaylee, in Firefly] [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
    "What do you care what other people think?" [Arlene Feynman, to her husband Richard]
    "She's taller than all the women in my family, combined!" [Howard, in The Big Bang Theory]
    "Tall, tall girl. The woman could hunt geese with a rake!" [Mary Cooper, in The Big Bang Theory]

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    I'm an early onset TS - I knew I was a girl inside by the time I was 2, I didn't realize that I COULDN'T be a girl until I was 6 - and in 1961 - The few "SRS" operations were more like castrations with mutilation of the shaft. Christine Jorgensen did not get a functional clitoris, didn't know to dilate, and had very limited functionality. Harvey Benjamin in his original writings 8 years later recommended against SRS for anyone who enjoyed sex, because vaginal orgasms were still nearly impossible for post-ops.

    There are some events that have been happening for men born in the 1950s. Our parents are dying. Many had parents who served in WW-II or Korea and saw any deviations, TG, Bisexuality... as draft dodgers, communists, pinkos, anti-american, and anti-christian. When both parents are dead, you don't have to worry about hurting them anymore.

    Men born in the 1950s were severely repressed. Athletic programs were designed to prepare young boys for military service by the time they were 18, and since boys were drafted until 1974, the coaches did not want their students to try and go for a 4F classification by admitting they were gay or transgendered. Those who were potential 4F candidates were often made "targets" attacked until they normalized out and fought back. Conscientious objectors were often goaded into violence, which, when put on the record, would nullify their CO status. Often, the attacks were very violent and SUPERVISED by the coaches who often rewarded the perpetrators. I knew one coach who would give his atheletes an automatic A for the week if they took part in a "Code Red" (remember a few good men?).

    Because the repression was so intense, aggressive, and constant, many who might have gone on record when they were younger stayed in hiding, including their marriages. Even thoughts about gender were pushed down, like bitter memories or thinking about having an affair, or having homosexual sex. These were fantasies that had to be shut down immediately. And of course, as the father of children, you couldn't possibly let your children be stigmatized by your secret desires, so you couldn't share with anyone.

    But by the time a man hits his 50s, the kids have grown up and moved away, often they have been divorced or are rarely if ever having sex with their own wives, are having trouble getting erections because their testosterone levels are lower. With no other outlet, but desires and fantasies still there, wearing a wife's undies or shape-wear may be the only option available for sexual release. In some cases, men will start wearing tights or hosiery because their doctors don't want them forming blood clots in their legs (increasing risk of heart attack or stroke).

    Men born in the 1950s also watched women go from ALWAYS wearing dresses or skirts, in most public and private schools girls were forbidden to wear pants, and were required to wear skirts no longer than below the knee (a vestage of Rationing during WW-II), and no shorter than mid-thigh. Girls also had more shape, larger hips. Size 10-14 were normal, and a thinner woman was considered unattractive, too skinny. In the late 1960s - 1968 and 1969, when we were first dating, the girls often wore short miniskirts, hosiery, and heels, and heavy petting was usually over and through hosiery. Girls would wear tight panties over the hose to keep the stretchy panties from ending up between their knees, but the satin panty-girdle was an effective way of not only keeping the hose up, but also hiding bulges from pads.

    But in about 1968 or 1969, the public schools had the students vote on whether to let girls wear pants, especially during cold winter months. The boys were often given a consolation, such as being able to wear shorts to school. Girls got to wear pants, but when the boys tried to wear shorts - which at that time were usually cut-offs at mid-thigh or slightly higher, the gym coaches felt that was too feminine, so they would have the bully jocks drag those who wore the shorts across the pavement or down the street after school, in exchange for grades or team positions. It didn't take many "examples" to intimidate all of the men into never showing their legs again.

    But by the time a woman hits 50, menopause, health issues, and other changes tend to make her want to wear pants ALL the time. My wife was telling me yesterday, when putting on pantie-hose for the first time in 2 years, how much she hated wearing skirts and stockings, and forget the flats entirely. I even offered to let her wear some of my clothes, because she didn't have anything that fit. Unfortunately, even my largest skirt was too small for her, and she wouldn't consider wearing any of my shorter skirts (wanted something below the knee).

    Often, for men in their 50s, about the only thing that is even remotely stimulating is the high school girls in their short skirts and heels - for example, at church. But at the same time, it's not the girls we are attracted to, we've raised daughters, and the thought of having to deal with a whining, giggly, motor-mouth girl who raves about Justin Beiber or Lady GaGa - is an instant turn-off. Then comes the awareness that it's the clothes!

    Since his wife is not going to dress up for him, it's at about this point that he considers trying on a pair of pantie-hose, maybe even a towel as a skirt, and maybe find some pictures of young or even older women, in skirts. The view brings back those days of heavy petting, kissing, hugging, and teasing each other for hours - which at 50+ actually seems like a nice idea now.

    Dressed in a skirt, heels, hose, a satin blouse, and a pretty wig, gives him the chance to BE the girl of his own fantasies. That's when a dam of pent up and repressed feelings and desires breaks loose. They begin to experience life from a new perspective. And they've avoided the pain of growing up as a girl, periods, cramps, fear of being pregnant, yeast infections, and menopause. They get to experience, in the privacy of their own homes, the pleasures of being a woman, of feeling and looking sexy, and can enjoy the experience. They may experience the memories and sensations of feeling younger, in their minds eye, they aren't the 50 year old men with balding heads, they are the girl they fell in love with in high school or college, the girl who gave them their first sexual experiences.

    They often wear the clothes for longer because it's so much harder to reach orgasm in your 50s. In fact, direct stimulation can often get very painful long before even a hint of an orgasm, but wearing the women's clothes, one can enjoy stimulation of all sorts of different sensations, like a pillow between the legs, or stimulation of "breasts" (which his wife lovingly calls "man-boobs"). In fact, the man-boobs can naturally form, complete with increased sensitivity, as a result of lower levels of testosterone. The sensations of panty hose brushing against a skirt, or a b-cup bra, or even forms, can just become part of the whole sensuality.

    Ironically, there is an opportunity for the husband to spark up the couple's sex lives. He can really enjoy the sensations and may want his wife to spend more time seducing and caressing him, even when he is not dressed. He is more interested in new options such as toys, foreplay, and giving his wife intense orgasms, and letting her reciprocate when she recovers from being really satisfied. The toys no longer threaten, but are welcome additions, especially as erections become more difficult.

    In reality, the man is going through male menopause, he IS becoming more feminine, his testosterone levels are dropping, and estrogen levels are increasing. His muscle tone may be going softer, he's losing hair on his head, but he's also losing hair on his arms and legs, sometimes just being pulled by pants, especially denim jeans. Often, the get shirts as gifts, and the gift shirts are made of courser material, to hide those man-boobs - but also pull more hair and are more abrasive.

    In effect, he is becoming more feminine hormonally, even without help.

    With the death of both parents or especially the father, the lid often pops off. Repressed desires get full voice. All of the repressing voices have lost their power. The voice that says "What would your father say?" - Dad's gone to heaven and if he CAN see me now, he knows my whole mind, and ALL of my secrets, and knows now how I got to this place. The voice that says "What would your kids say" - you can't tell your kids how they should or should not have sex, why should they have that control over you? The voice that says "What would your wife think?" - She'd be relieved that you only want to wear dresses instead of wanting to divorce her so you can go marry some 20 year old Bimbo, and if you don't even need her to be there when your dressing up and getting off, that's even better. And if it's making you a more attentive lover, willing to do things she loves, like scratch her back around the bra line, or gently caress her breasts rather than squeezing or grabbing them, she might even arrange more time for you to dress more often.

    And in a very strange twist, as a woman completes menopause, she produces more testosterone, and becomes more masculine. She might actually enjoy being your "Boyfriend" and she might even want to make you "his bitch". :-). She might even enjoy putting on the strap-on and letting you explore some of your other repressed fantasies. She might even want to get her hair cut short, wear the suit, and take you out while you're wearing the dress.

    Who knows, you may have a better sex life in you late 50s and early 60s than you had in your 30s and 40s.
    You might even love each other more too.
    She might even love that you are willing to do some of the "girlie chores" like laundry, cleaning, and/or cooking,
    and that you want to do more diet an exercise. You might even consider ballroom dancing.

    The irony is that going with the gender shift , could be healthy for both of you. Men who attempt to continue to extend their masculinity tend to die younger, and women who try to stay too feminine often have more joint trouble, back trouble, and cardiovascular problems.
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    OP ( & all ) will enjoy this radio interview with a late onset M2F transexual in Canada.

    http://www.cbc.ca/informationmorning...-in-transition/

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    This is very fascinating. I am really surprised how many here have experienced "late onset transvestism" (I can't remember what they formally call it.) Over the years I have read studies here and there, some from controversial researchers such as the Clarke Centre in Canada. As I remember they stated that some men who start crossdressing later in life do so after some sort of serious emotional trauma (such as losing a spouse); despite the controversy surround the research, I am surprised that in fact many who replied to this thread indeed started dressing after emotional trauma in their lives. The theory is the men who dress later in life do so because the feel a need to be closer to their wives, as a source of comfort in times of stress (or a way to feel still feel a connection with their wives when they pass away.) That's their theory anyway.

    One other possible cause cited for late onset transvestism is traumatic head injury. Did anyone who started dressing later in life start after head trauma or other serious physical trauma?

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    I recall the flush I got when I put on my mom's heels and stocking in my early teens...Over the many years, I have , off and on, worn women's clothing (now my wife's). I had a very macho job and retired from it in '99..after 26 years..I still, on occasion would get the urge to don female attire..Since retiring, I have ventured into many different aspects of my humanity, and now my gender...In the last year or so, I'm now 66, I have increasingly been wearing women's clothing; the more androgynous articles, I wear outside daily..That would include, women's shoes, socks, pants, occasionally tops , and , always , panties...I'm sure I raise a few eyebrows, but, what it appears I'm trying to do is enure the viewing public in a slow, steady manner...I think it's working..One day, I hope, most will recognize me for what I am: a cross-dresser (amongst many other things), and accept me as I really am...
    I've always had a desire to be de-masculinized and feminized, and perhaps this is the fruition of this idea, at least in part...Who knows what the future may bring...
    Like Karren, I think the most important thing to remember is that this is really who I am...No guilt..Acceptance. I'm really enjoying my life..It's a big adventure...
    This is a great place to come to for edification on my path...Thanks all..This is a particularly informative thread of discussion. Smooches Jackie
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    Quote Originally Posted by nvlady View Post
    I'll make it real simple.
    For the older ones among us, when we were growing up we suppressed these tendancies because we were the only ones in the whole world who had these feelings. Now we get a slight impulse and we go on the internet and find there's a million people doing the same thing, so we open up to ourselves and start what we unconciously have wanted all this time.
    Quote Originally Posted by Eryn View Post
    Nvlady, that is very concise explanation and rings very true. Of course it brings with it the question of what gave us that slight impulse!
    Ah, yes, the condescension argument.

    I'll make this real simple.
    There is not a shred of evidence offered to back up this pure and simple opinion. It is part of an undercurrent of crossdresser religious fundamentalism, and like all faith positions, cannot be refuted by reality. If I disagree, well, I am even more repressed and unconscious than you.

    Like most religious dogma, I suppose to some it is a great comfort. I didn't choose to crossdress, it was fate, my destiny. So, of course, I am not responsible for my actions.

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    The "born a crossdresser" idea works hand in hand with the "can never quit" idea. I started CDing on and off when I was very young but quit for 20 years and then started again in my mid-40s. I guess if I'd died in my thirties, you could have said I was cured. It's my wife's fault that I started dressing again - that's my story and I'm sticking to it. We were playing around one time and she had me put on some of her stuff. That let the genie back out of the bottle. AHA! Proof you can never quit! I may never know because I choose to do it so I don't know if I can choose not to other than a 20 year stretch. There's more to the story of why I didn't CD for those 20 years. I suppose I could have if I wanted to bad enough but I didn't and the sky didn't fall. I had other outlets. I do notice that the "urge" to bask in feminine symbols has grown stronger with age. What's that all about?

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    OK, What I'm going to ask may seem inane, but I have to ask. Is there anyone who has had no inkling what crossdressing, etc is or was and then wham ! after lets say 35 they started dressing. And I mean they had NO,nONE,zIP NADDA, EXPERIENCE,DESIRE OR INTEREST PRIOR ?
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    55. I hated Halloween because I was so incredibly uncomfortable in some other "role"...any other rol. I was ill when very young and was the classic "90 pound weakling" until suddenly at ag 18 my body morphed into the classic broad-shouldered male. My daughter has seen my high-school yearbook picture and told me that today I'd be called a "pretty boy". It would have been so easy to CD then! BUT I never did. never occurred to me! I was too busy being a guy! Girls were and are exciting! Never thought of being one!

    Married for 32 years, (not yet empty nesters), and suddenly a joke with my wife about fitting into a piece of her lingerie, and then a joke back, "do it", then a joke of "all I now need are stockings and heels", and back, "you'd look great with those legs....do it".

    Ordered the stuff, and the first day we were alone I modeled my purchases. She said, "we HAVE to buy you a dress".

    That did it. We talked for 48 hours, almost solid. Tina was born.

    Suddenly my dual genders made complete sense and the drive to figure out what part Tina had played all that time was on, along with the drive to figure out who she is and what she is going to do in the future.

    There was no "bump in the road" in my life. Everything was terrific and "normal". Suddenly everything was upside-down and very much not the previous norm.

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    As we have no real explination why one becomes transgenedered at birth, two, four or six years old we have no idea what causes the same behavior in a 54 year old. I think it might be those pesky sunspots.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kelly DeWinter View Post
    Wow, this is something new ? I had no idea there was a "Late onset CD", I had allways assumed that a person , 'knew' at least something early on. This gives me something to ponder.
    I was always confused about my gender identity since early age but it usually showed on the way I used to act ...actually I never tried on any fem clothes till I was 38 years old
    Quote Originally Posted by Miranda-E View Post
    Late onset is really stopping repressing it late in life.
    There was always something there, either pushed back by the individual as a coping mechanism or pushed back by parents very early in life.
    That's very truth on my case, I learned to repress it since before my teens years but the emptiness and sadness that result from this always get you at the end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kelly DeWinter View Post
    OK, What I'm going to ask may seem inane, but I have to ask. Is there anyone who has had no inkling what crossdressing, etc is or was and then wham ! after lets say 35 they started dressing. And I mean they had NO,nONE,zIP NADDA, EXPERIENCE,DESIRE OR INTEREST PRIOR ?
    Have u read the earlier posts here, Kelly? It doesn't appear u've read mine or Elizabeth Ann's!
    NO ASPECT OF CDING EVER ENTERED MY MIND BEFORE AGE 50+! PERIOD!
    U can't keep doing the same things over and over and expect to enjoy life to the max. When u try new things, even if they r out of your comfort zone, u may experience new excitement and growth that u never expected.

    Challenge yourself and pursue your passions! When your life clock runs out, you'll have few or NO REGRETS!

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    Quote Originally Posted by docrobbysherry View Post
    Have u read the earlier posts here, Kelly? It doesn't appear u've read mine or Elizabeth Ann's!
    NO ASPECT OF CDING EVER ENTERED MY MIND BEFORE AGE 50+! PERIOD!
    I did read them and I'm amazed. it give one something to think about, ive allways thought of you as a thesbian,(NO OFFENSE intended) most of your photos are very well thought out and executed with class. I see a fellow artist in you.
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    I'm late-onset if you wanna put it that way. Starting in...omg IDK, I'm guessing 2008(?) when my M2F transgendered episodes have become...I won't say 'common'.. more like 'not a rare' occurance. Before that I've only experienced..hmm..idk..maybe 10 or so M2F transitions that were on the order of several hours at a time and as a rule autoerotic in nature...these being sprinkled over maybe the preceding 20 yrs I guess.

    I know exactly why the increase in frequency over the past few years. I've always had a fem aspect to my mind & personality but of course had to repress it. Why I did an about-face recently and instead, embraced my feminine self is kind of silly if not slightly twisted. LOL. Initially it was reactive to a bad marriage & the lengthy separation I had to endure prior to our very recent divorce. It was a way of 'getting back' at my spouse in a sense. I remember thinking to myself..."Ok..I don't need You either! I'll be my Own b*tch then!" kind of thing, if That makes any sense. Well, when I went ahead and 'gave into' or..fully de-repressed that fem-side in me that I've always guarded against showing...I was simply amazed (and it is with humility that I say) how much prettier, sexier, more interesting, alluring and much more 'hip' I found myself to be than was my separated spouse. Lmao... I so surprised myself...as if I wasn't myself, which... I mean, I wasn't cause back then, until just a few yrs ago, I was never yielded to, embraced or allowed to 'surface' so it was like 'being born' for want of better words. At any rate that's why I can relay all that now and not feel any lack of humility or feel like I'm 'bragging' or whatever. I mean I was (and am) hotter than the GG woman I was separated from which was a sort of vindication. It pleased me to no end. So, bottom line, giving into my nascent, alternate gendered self was a stress-reliever in that regard.

    That motive, or something similar to it is becoming generalized in the sense that when the 'world' gets too-too hectic (usually the result of my guy-side screwing up in some way), I find it useful to be able to surrender to the female side of me...to allow myself to fully surface and 'him' to fade to background' so as to 'step out' from or away from the hurricane of impending trouble I just Know is gonna happen and, from what I guess is best described as entering the 'eye of the storm' and from this quiet pretty world in the center, see everything from a more peaceful balanced emotionally grounded pov and with fresh eyes find a path out of the mess the 'mister in me' got us into. Ugh... Well all that plus the strong sexual aspect that always accompanies my girly transition which... if some hot GG babe doesnt intervene soon and thus 'save me from myself '...may incorporate into the basic sexuality of my guy-side. Which actually...isn't necessarily a 'bad' thing I guess, huh girls?

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    Lorileah This is so well put, you said everything I feel and did! Even down to the boat part!!
    I'm saved a copy of this to my HD

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    I don't know why I am cross-dressing, but I do know that I have an active imagination. I'll explain:

    I'm an only child, and I do believe that this has made it easier for me to have an active imagination.. One of the things I would think about a lot recently, is what it would be like to be someone else. I would do this quite often and quite well when I was younger. One could see this take place when I acted. I found it very easy to dive into a role. I seriously would go to a place in my head as if I was that person.. So fast forward to about a year ago, where I first gave thought to what it would be like to be a girl.

    I had questions like, what would be my style? What would I sound like? What would my personality be like? What would sex be like? And many, many more questions. The notion of being a woman to me did not fade however like my other fantasy characters did.. It just got stronger and stronger until about 2 months ago when I decided to start pursuing this. Goodness, I could go on, but I simply don't feel like it right now.

    The bottom-line for me is this though; I don't know why I do it or why CDing intrigues me or where I'm going with it, but I have never felt better in my life. And I'm just gonna roll with the punches..

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    Originally Posted by Kelly DeWinter
    And I mean they had NO,nONE,zIP NADDA, EXPERIENCE,DESIRE OR INTEREST PRIOR ?
    Kelly thats me. I even fought the idea of wearing Doctor ordered panyhose ( in my early 40 's ) for years and did not start till I was 49. Another example is during surgery on my spine I refused to wear the compression stockings, they put them on anyways while I was knocked out, I took them off the following day when my head was clear. This whole CD thing hit me fast and quick.

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